A Peal Of A Bell

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A Peal Of A Bell

A PEAL OF A BELL

 

 

A great bell peals

Ringing at the darkest hour

Men come running to see for themselves

If the darkness is really coming

Amidst the long shadows

Cast by the dim sun

 

Stars change color or is it colors changing

Who can tell?

Those who leave love behind

Never realize the sun

Stars reflected in a pool

Whose waters find their source

From a deep well

 

Love changes form but never substance

Being all we feel that seems really real

Hearts together ringing like peals from a great bell

 

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Poetry comes nearer to vital truth than history.

Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

Gilthoron’s Poems (9)

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